Avril Lavigne's punk rock sartorial flair has reigned supreme ever since her Sk8r Boi era, and on Monday, the Canadian songstress proved her noughties fashion is here to stay.
Taking to Instagram to reflect on her ongoing Love Sux tour, the 38-year-old star shared an edgy selfie to Instagram, delighting her 12.3 million followers. In the photo, Avril donned a black fishnet bodysuit complete with a plunging zip neckline and vampy long sleeves.
Looking pensive in her dressing room, the Girlfriend hitmaker accessorized with a chunky necklace adorned with an oversized lettering pendant depicting her name.
Adding to her rock chick aesthetic, Avril wore her signature smokey eye makeup and nude gloss to complete her beauty ensemble.
The star's poker-straight blonde hair may not have had it's punk pink highlights like it did in the 2000s, but fans were quick to gush over her post all the same. "Are we having fun yet? [Explective] yes!!!!" Avril captioned her IG post.
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"It was magical in Paris!" penned a fan, as another replied: "Can’t wait to see you tonight in Hamburg!!!"
"The best damn time! And the best thing is that I get to experience it again 3 times," explained an excited third fan.
Avril recently touched down in Paris for a series of shows, but was also seen attending Fashion Week in back in March, drawing attention to her new romance with rapper Tyga.
Sparks flew for Avril when she was spotted kissing the rapper in the midst of Paris Fashion Week, just weeks after her split from fiancé Mod Sun.
Dressed to perfection, Avril wore a graphic neon oversized tee emblazoned with the Vetements unicorn logo in Jurassic Park style, styling it with heeled sock boots, a choker necklace, and a black leather coat, leaving her toned legs bare.
Avril hasn't yet opened up about her split from her former husband-to-be, but Mod has.
The star stated that the song from his album titled, "Avril's Song," would be renamed to "Los Angeles Song," telling People magazine: "Probably not a good idea to name the song after the person you're with at the time."
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